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Cedar Creek’s final phase: don’t miss out on The Signature Collection starting from mid-$500s

Cedar Creek’s final phase: don’t miss out on The Signature Collection starting from mid-$500s

This is your final opportunity to live at Cedar Creek, South Burnaby’s most exciting new community
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Proposed tax on $1 million homes appears a non-starter

Proposed tax on $1 million homes appears a non-starter

University of B.C.- based advocacy group funded by taxpayers calls for tax on home equity paid at time of sale
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Inclusion, walkability will be key to rebuilding cities after the COVID-19 pandemic

Inclusion, walkability will be key to rebuilding cities after the COVID-19 pandemic

Income, accessibility, the presence of green space and the availability of amenities are neighbourhood features that affect how COVID-19 has spread through cities
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Value of luxury waterfront mansions soars to stratosphere on North Shore

Value of luxury waterfront mansions soars to stratosphere on North Shore

Heated patio with panoramic ocean view? Check. Private gym, media room and temperature-controlled wine cellar? Check. Infinity pool, salt water spa and boat garage? Check.
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Squamish home values increase by 29% to 35%

Squamish home values increase by 29% to 35%

BC Assessment figures for the latest year show the town in the upper echelon of percentage increases.
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Could taxing all homes over $1M fix Canada's housing crisis?

Could taxing all homes over $1M fix Canada's housing crisis?

CMHC-backed report has floated a surtax on all homes over $1 million. Targeting the top 9% of homeowners in Canada, the tax would only apply when a home is sold.
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North Shore assessments up average of 22 per cent for single-family homes

North Shore assessments up average of 22 per cent for single-family homes

Pandemic demand for detached homes, work-from-home arrangements fuel hike in values
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New study reveals intensified housing inequality in Canada from 1981 to 2016

New study reveals intensified housing inequality in Canada from 1981 to 2016

The conversation about housing policies needs to highlight the significant role the state plays in creating existing housing problems, and providing the resulting solutions.
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Canada's real estate sector expected to rebound with economy in 2022

Canada's real estate sector expected to rebound with economy in 2022

Canada's residential, commercial, industrial and retail real estate sectors are expected to rebound in 2022 as the economy continues to emerge from pandemic restrictions and lockdowns, a report released Dec. 21 said.
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Vancouver, Victoria homebuyers 'under the most pressure' to reset expectations next year

Vancouver, Victoria homebuyers 'under the most pressure' to reset expectations next year

Housing affordability looking ‘grim’ going into 2022, says RBC
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